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标题：Indígenas e Natureza: a reciprocidade entre os Kaingang e a natureza nas Terras Indígenas Por Fi Gâ, Jamã Tÿ Tãnh e Foxá
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作者：Emelí Lappe ; Luís Fernando da Silva Laroque
期刊名称：Desenvolvimento e Meio Ambiente
印刷版ISSN：2176-9109
出版年度：2015
卷号：34
DOI：10.5380/dma.v34i0.37073
语种：Portuguese
出版社：UFPR
摘要：The Kaingang People currently represent, from a demographic point of view, the largest indigenous people in southern Brazil, with almost thirty thousand individuals. This study aims at analyzing some aspects of the Kaingang Indians and their relationship with nature in the indigenous lands Por Fi Gâ (in Sao Leopoldo, southern Brazil), Jamã Tÿ Tãnh (in Estrela, southern Brazil) and Foxá (in Lajeado, southern Brazil), all located in urban areas in the state of Rio Grande do Sul. Fundamental references are authors who study the Kaingang People, their culture and the indigenous perspective considering their relationship with nature, since their own name, Kaingang, means “people from the forest”. Nature is present in the Kaingang collectivity, among which we highlight aspects like nomination of children and rituals, for example, the Kikikói celebration. The Kaingang are connected to nature, they depend on it to maintain their way of being and the continuity of the traditions that are transmitted from generation to generation. For the Kaingang People the earth is understood as the mother of everything that exists in nature, both human and non-human, therefore they maintain reciprocal relations with it even in urban areas.
其他摘要：The Kaingang People currently represent, from a demographic point of view, the largest indigenous people in southern Brazil, with almost thirty thousand individuals. This study aims at analyzing some aspects of the Kaingang Indians and their relationship with nature in the indigenous lands Por Fi Gâ (in Sao Leopoldo, southern Brazil), Jamã Tÿ Tãnh (in Estrela, southern Brazil) and Foxá (in Lajeado, southern Brazil), all located in urban areas in the state of Rio Grande do Sul. Fundamental references are authors who study the Kaingang People, their culture and the indigenous perspective considering their relationship with nature, since their own name, Kaingang, means “people from the forest”. Nature is present in the Kaingang collectivity, among which we highlight aspects like nomination of children and rituals, for example, the Kikikói celebration. The Kaingang are connected to nature, they depend on it to maintain their way of being and the continuity of the traditions that are transmitted from generation to generation. For the Kaingang People the earth is understood as the mother of everything that exists in nature, both human and non-human, therefore they maintain reciprocal relations with it even in urban areas.
关键词：Kaingang;natureza;terra;áreas urbanas;Kaingang;nature;land;urban area
其他关键词：Kaingang; nature; land; urban area